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Free Stuff? Yes Please!

There is lots of Free stuff online if you just look for it. I've been looking lately and found many sites that offer free samples, coupons, and gift cards. Now some of these sites ask you to take survey's and you can accumulate points which can then be used to purchase gift cards. Now if your a stay at home Mom with a little guy or gal and they still take naps, you can use that time to unwind and search for the deals or take online surveys.

Also Amazon is a great place to search for FREE stuff. They always have listing of books to download to your kindle app for free. Amazon Free Book of The Day

Many large companies like to give away free prizes and coupons, so frequently check out their sites for new promotions or products. Some of these companies only have a limited number of samples, or prizes to give away so make sure you jump on those quick! A great place to start searching is on companies Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter pages and feeds.Here are just a few examples of companies offering free prizes and giveaways.
(Click on the links below to enter.)

Liquid Plumr
Snickers
Twix

Here is an interesting article I read about a woman who wins $80,000 yr in free stuff. Click here for article
http://www.moneysense.ca/spend/online-contests-in-it-to-win-it




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